Appearances, behavior and assertiveness all play a role in how your shift goes
The “Smooth Shift”: The Dream of Every Correctional Officer
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Category: Juvenile Detention
What Does It Mean to Be an Ethical Supervisor?
When you’re leading people, doing the right thing becomes even more complex
Not Your Typical “Friday Drunk”
Mistaking a diabetic reaction as being under the influence is an example of recognition-primed decision-making gone wrong
How Planning Supports Decision Making in Public Safety
Taking a systematic approach to both planning and decision making leads to better outcomes
Public Safety Leadership: How to Establish Strong Relationships with Subordinates
It’s important to know how your leadership and psychological attributes influence your interactions
12 Strategies for Combating Burnout in Corrections
Reach out, diversify your experiences and take back control
Symptoms and Effects of Burnout in Corrections
There’s often a slow progress from normal stress to burnout to PTSD
Causes of Burnout in Corrections
The more we do not manage stress, the more we’re in danger of burning out
2020 Corrections Policy Training Topics Topped by “Use of Force”
Agencies using the DTB program had access to 240 unique corrections training bulletins
Preventable False Arrest Defeats Qualified Immunity
“This is an obvious case of insufficient probable cause.”
Lexipol Introduces New Grants Support for Corrections Agencies
Website provides no-cost resources for first responders and local government
Strategies for Writing Effective Probation Reports
Time management is key to ensuring accurate, thorough documentation